The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-04
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

City.
| Herman Bamberger has gone to New York on
a ten days trip
| Mrs John Fishback left yesterday for Batavia,
| o., to visit relatives for some time.
| Mrs. SpaaEanerise, of Eau Claire Wis, is the
| guest of relatives here for short time.
| Miss Alice Hess, of Columbus is euest of
| Miss Carrie Kregelo, on North Tennessee street
! Mr. James f. McNeeley the editor of the
| Evansville Journal, is stopping at the Grand
| Hotel.
Mr. VIM. Bradshaw, of Chicago is spending
| few days with his father, Mr.. W. A. Bradshaw,
| in this city.
Mr.. Elliott Hord is very i'll at Cambridge,
! Mass, and his father, Mr.. Oscar B. Hord has
| gone to attend him.
Miss Clara Meyers of Cincinnati, who has
been visiting her cousin, Mrs. Fremont Frey,
| for the last ten days, returned home yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Miller, formerly Miss
| Louise Igoe of this city. will return from their
wedding trip to their home in Canton, O., about
the 10th inst.
Mrs Eliza G. Hendricks and Mrs. Clara A.
| Walker were reapponred by the Governor,
| yesterday, members at the board of managers
of the Female Reformatory for the next four
| years.
| Mr.. William G.. Mold. of Centerville. Pa. is
spending week with his daughter. Mrs. Geo.
NJ Fitch. Mr.. Mold has been to Kansas City
visiting other children, and is his way
home. He is eighty years old.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Bates House: w. G. RAYMOND. Peru NJ
Muhlhauser Evansville; Geo. E. Gardner. Vim
cennes; E. G. Hayes. Lawrencebure; H. G. San
dusky, r. T. Hazelrgg. Greensbure; George Fl.
Puntenney, Rushvle; W. P Elliott. Shelby
vile; James O'Brien Kokomo George W. Har-
vey and daughter, Isaac VanDevanter. Marion;
Mrs. Cunningham and daughter. Martinsyille;
Thos McQuade, Brazil; }. NJ. Killum, Corners
vile: jeff K Scott, Martinsville.
| n
B. Stanley, Logansport; o. Y. Hubbell, Elkhars;
John G. Wngate, Wineate; j. A. Houser, Ar
cada; J. L. Carson, Falkland: 0. J. Glessner. j..
! Joseph, T. S. Jones, c. Stosdill. L. j. Hackney,
Joseph McGil, J. W. Powers, B. s. Sutton. Shell
, byville; W. K Corbn, Anderson; J. K. Martin,
, W. W. Canada, Winchester; S. Rogers, Wash
ington E. T. Carson. Farland; Jacob L. White
) aud wife, Terre Haute: Charles S. Ashman ].
. F. Kramer Miss Nettie Bryant. Miss Ella Hart
man, Frankfort; l.. N. Downey, Gosport; p. l..
Gray, South Bend; Cyrus Woodbury., Union
City; VIM. G. Jamison, Salem; Samuel Benz,
Leavenworth, F. NJ. Campbell, Lexington: Eel
. wood Hunt, Rockville; L. S. Fitch, Oakwood:
r c. W. Cunningham and wife. Charlottesville; w.
: H. Miles and wife, Browns Valley.
. Society Events
: The Young Peoples Literary and Social Circle
of Centraavenue Methodist Episcopal Church,
will meet this evening at the residence Of Capt.
W. G. WATSON, No 2l0 Broadway.
DR.. and Mrs. Calvin l. Fletcher will give
card party. next Wednesday evening, at the
+. home of Mrs. Fletchers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
= Henry SEVERN. on North Meridian street.
The ladies of the second section Of Mayfiower
Q Church will give social, this evening at the
residence of Mrs Giilett the head of the section
y No 45 Broadway. An attractive entertainment
+, ! has been provided.
" the chocolate given yesterday bv Miss DIV,
for her guest. Mrs. Windsor, of Des Mones Ia
i was an elegant afternoon entertainment TIL.
hours were from till till Z. and both young Ia
dies and gentlemen attended. Miss DYE was as
. sisted by Miss Barry and her guest, Miss Lacey
I of Michigan, Miss Malott Miss Hanson and he
J. sister, Miss Mary Dye. The color chosen wa
yellow. and the lights shone through shades o
that hue. handsome yellow scarf adorned tn
It chocolate table, presided over by Miss Lacey
IS and yellow tulip was presented to each guest
"a There will be a novel kind of social GATHERING
at Meridian street NJ. E. Church this evening
, The Sunday school has invited the congregato,
). to meet them for hand baking and acouaint
3: ance making. This is part of the series O
Jubilee meetings held in consideration of the re
- cent large increase in the attendance upon tn
q school This social will be without any charg
| of any kind Refreshments will be served to al
d who come. A brief programme has been pre-
J. pared, consisting OF music chiefly and some othe
l. features not to be announced until the compan,
!, is gathered.
d A double wedding occurred at the South stree
! Baptist Church on Wednesday evening. TIL
2, couples were Mr. William T. Printile road
lie master of the Indianapolis. e Vincennes rail
road. and Miss Lizzie A. Logsdon, late teache
at school No IL, and of Mr.. Fred D. Stack
house, of the Indiana, Bloomington & Wes,er'
E. Offices, and Miss Alice NJ. Thompson, dauehte
"A of John w. Thompson The church was file,
with invited guests. Rev. c. Ii. Mcdowell. as
70 sisted by Rev. /. n. Clark, his predecessor con
d. Quoted the ceremonies. after which those espe
,e cially invited attended reception at Mr.
8 Thompsons residence. No. 1874 Fletcher avenue
r where rich collation. was served. Altheug
,e the cards of invitation inhibited presents tn
newly married couples were handsomely remerr
bered with many beautiful and useful souvenirs
!, | which were not displayed at the reception. Th
u interest of the occasion was much enhanced b
Id the fact that the day was the forteth annversa
at ry Of Mr. and AIrs. Thompson. Mr. Stackhous
~ and his bride already keeping house at NJ
~ l64 Huron street, and Mr. and Mrs Prindle hay
er established themselves at the Spencer House.
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